U.K. | 26 June 2018 Treat Surveys Pointing to Faster Wage Growth Sceptically
This was supposed to be the year that wage growth finally would pick up and signal clearly to the MPC that the economy needs higher interest rates.
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By Samuel Tombs
This was supposed to be the year that wage growth finally would pick up and signal clearly to the MPC that the economy needs higher interest rates.
Posted: 25th Jun 2018 in 'U.K.'
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